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Sinstorfer church over 1000 years old

altar in 1619. The paper is framed by Corinthian columns and ornate cheeks.
- Relief from oak wood on the back wall of the sanctuary: "impotence of Mary" (1470 / 80 from the workshop of master Cord Lüneburg Snitker).

The equipment from the reconstruction period in the 17th Century is preserved.

The precious altar in 1619.

history of the Church in the 12th

or early 13th Century was built the church Sinstorfer - it is the oldest remaining church building in present-day city of Hamburg. More than that: Archaeological excavations from the sixties have shown that there was already a church in the Carolingian period - then a wooden building, as evidenced by some post holes.
After the danger was averted by the pagan Vikings was Sinstorf belonged to the center of a large parish, home to many villages. The Place of their wooden predecessors had entered a field stone church, a basilica with a recessed rectangular choir, which can still be seen today on three arches bricked arches and Romanesque windows of the west wall. This church also had a defensive function: the remains of a moat were in the height of the current rectory demonstrated.
early 15th Century there was a profound change: The Sinstorfer church was aisled nave with a choir box and round tower in the West. By a further modification in the second half of the 17th Century created the modern church hall. The round tower was demolished and replaced by a free-standing tower on the south side. The equipment from the conversion time 17th Century has been preserved to this day.